i actually think it would have been cooler to keep the book in the current time but act like 18119 was like 616 in every way except the parkers. that way, you could still have it interact with 616 events and other titles in an almost meta way.
you have a big event happen in 616, it also happens in 18119. if you choose to, you can read either asm or ryv and each still “fits”
it would probably become a big mess very quickly, but i like experiments
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Peter can be flexable in both interpretations, and at the same time the execution of both can veer into extremes.If you think Peter being a scientist is not true to the character, and that the ‘everyman’ aspect of Peter is something that even exists, let alone something that needs to be focused on, I think it’s safe to say you’re the one who never truly ‘got’ who Peter Parker is...
Good idea. And there's already a precedent for that because Harry's death happened in RYV as it did in 616 also. We often discuss how Kraven can be alive in the reality and whether or not Grim Hunt happened.you have a big event happen in 616, it also happens in 18119. if you choose to, you can read either asm or ryv and each still “fits”
it would probably become a big mess very quickly, but i like experiments
yeah, because the events revolving around spidey are relatively insular compared to the rest of the mcu, you can have wild differences within the actual titles but still fit them in the same space. like jigsaw puzzle pieces with the exact same shape but with a different surface.Originally Posted by Miles To Go
though i imagine the concurrent events like harry’s death was a part of the reason they time jumped the status quo
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Peter’s scientific ability is part of the character, but his duties as Spider-Man prevent him from succeeding in that field. To make him succeed is a bigger deviation than a marriage. And I notice you didn’t address the behaviour of Peter, and focused only on a part of the post I made.
Way to jinx it, now someone worse is going to drag the character to the ground and make him probably sterile and the mockery of the superhero world.
Because thats how most people like it, Spider-Man must suck in order to appeal to their problems, especially other Superheroes, Peter is a concept of a Superhero who just sucks at being one of the greats when people like Captain America or Ironman exists.
Bullshit, it's PIS that Spider-Man is written as a incompetent narrow minded nicompoop that can't balance his science with superheroics and normal life. There is no excuse to make Peter screw up something he can work towards in both his family life and his hero life and even had a company that supported that, but nope he has to suck ass at management stuff even though he's shown competent organization traits in the streets and super hero aliases without being caught for over 60 years.
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LMAO, this would've pissed me right off a few years back before I started mellowing as far as the comics are concerned.
LOL, I can see a section of fans who are just happy that Peter and MJ aren't married going ''what're you complaining for? she's married isn't she?'' LOL.
I wouldn't go as far as to call him a ''hack''. But I am ready for a new writer on the ASM book, on that I think we can agree on.
Slott > Any story from Late JMS and that guy who wrote Kickass. Im gonna miss him and not read amazing until Parker Industries comes back.
We don't know it'll be Nick Spencer coming next. He could do a pretty good job, given his work on Ant-Man (Scott Lang) and Superior Foes of Spider-Man and even Sam Wilson, Captain America to a lesser extent (all three being hard-luck cases struggling with their own issues and persevering despite the lack of respect and appreciation they get from others around them). At the same time, he's severely alienated a lot of fans and readers with his handling of Steve Rogers leading up to Secret Empire, and that's unfortunately going to make people very cautious about trusting him with another (if not more) iconic superhero like Spider-Man. That being said, I just hope Dan Slott does end his run on a high note for Spider-Man, or at least on a note that feels like an overall positive that Spidey (and the next writer) can build from.
The spider is always on the hunt.
I think Spencer would probably keep the Bugle, but Bobbi will probably be gone by the time Slott is finished (if he is finishing).
I'm curious to see how much a Nick Spencer ASM would sell given his books, even the critical darlings, have generally never sold all that well and now he's got the stigma of Secret Empire and HydraCap behind him.
Peter being incompetent as a super hero is a more recent thing, he was far better pre-OMD (Though he still had dumb moments), there was even one time in New Avengers that Cap said nobody works harder than Spidey as a super hero, nowadays he's an incompetent manchild, while before he had dumb moments or just be a hot head, but it wasn't as bad as current Spidey.